The House That Dirt Built (Vinyl LP) Afrobeat & African

The House That Dirt Built (Vinyl LP) Afrobeat & AfricanMixed and produced by Jim Abiss (best known for his work on the first Arctic Monkeys, Adele and Kasabian) and with Noisettes input on three tracks, 'The House That Dirt Built' represents a huge step forward from a knock out debut. Where the first record was sample based, this is much more a product of working as a band. Like the early Rock 'n' Roll, Blues and Rhythm & Blues which have influenced it, 'The House That Dirt Built' is larger than life,

I remember there was one mix by Chromeo and it had some French disco on it that always stood out in my mind

whilst simultaneously working as an artist

with a 12 Inch EP that oozes summer from every groove

His hypnotic

and others

The album continues the band's exploration into country music and Americana with tracks like "Alaska Country" and "Sally Was a Good Old Girl"

A beautiful blend of Afrobeat

good-time rock and roll fest

working alongside renowned anime creators Studio MAPPA as an executive producer on the project

glistening chords and a subtle sense of funk that makes you want to move

In 1968 on Lord Sitar's initial release on EMI's Columbia label

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